pierrebai, el lunes 17 de octubre a las 17:50 me escribiste:
> Yes, but your by() method was "broken" in the sense that it assumed
> that there would be exactly one result, not 0, 2 or more. A dangerous
> assumption.
Not if you use it based on indexes. I warn about it's "non-completeness"
(if I may), it's just a proof of concept. It could be well implemented
checking if an unique index exists for the desired columns or just
implement ad-hoc version, like byLastnameSurname('Lala', 'Lili').
The point is you can use tables with multiple-column "logical primary key"
without problems.
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